[ SECRET POST #2807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2807 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. I agree. Rose was fairly young when she first met the Doctor, everything was a new experience to her and she really got enchanted and wrapped up in that life to the point that she didn't want ANYONE bursting the bubble. That wasn't just Sarah Jane, but she also seemed to develop the same feelings about Mickey or anyone she considered a threat to what she and the Doctor had.

Clara's gotten to be a little more "Well, I have my own life" sort of companion. But then she'd need to be considering 11 and 12 are both very the "I'll just leave without saying/not come back on time" sort of Doctor.

[(Anonymous)]

It wasn't just that Rose was young, she was 17? but she was young for her age and acted more like a 14 year old trying to act like a 17 year old a lot of the time. A little girl playing at being a grown up except for when it suited her to not do so.

[(Anonymous)]

She was 19 at the time of Dalek.

[(Anonymous)]

ROLF, she was young but she acted like a normal human being - jealousy and fear of losing things are unfortunately often part of it.